pullout (Meaning)

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pullout (n)

to break off a military action with an enemy

The military announced plans for a gradual pullout of troops from the conflict zone.
The company's decision to delay the product launch led to a last-minute pullout from the trade show.
The newspaper's editorial criticized the government's abrupt pullout from international negotiations.
The evacuation plan included a designated area for residents to gather in the event of a pullout.
The film's director made the difficult decision to reshoot several scenes after the lead actor's unexpected pullout from the project.
The sudden pullout of investors caused a sharp decline in the stock market.
The coach called for a timeout to discuss strategy during the team's pullout in the second half.
The withdrawal agreement outlined a timeline for the gradual pullout of foreign troops from the region.
The hotel offered a refund to guests affected by the unexpected pullout of the conference.
The charity organization faced criticism for its hasty pullout from the humanitarian mission.

to break off a military action with an enemy

push on, get, run along, cut out, evacuate, exit, bail out, take a walk, depart, walk out

arrive, show up, remain, come, turn up, arrive, stay, remain, turn up, stay

The military announced plans for a gradual pullout of troops from the conflict zone.

The company's decision to delay the product launch led to a last-minute pullout from the trade show.

The newspaper's editorial criticized the government's abrupt pullout from international negotiations.

The evacuation plan included a designated area for residents to gather in the event of a pullout.